Sentence examples for set of woes from inspiring English sources

R.B.S., which is still majority owned by the British government, is dealing with a broader set of woes.

Adding to the mood of uncertainty here, state politicians have also hit impasses lately: Illinois has wrestled with its own set of financial woes.

Sarah is in marriage counseling; the youngest brother, Justin Dave Annablee), is an Afghan war veteran with a substance abuse problem; Kevin Matthew Rhyss), a gay lawyer, can't settle into a steady relationship; and Thomas (Balthazar Getty), who is a manager in the family business, has cash-flow problems and his own set of marital woes.

It sure would postpone a lot of woe.

How can we be sure that the very moment we leave the consulting room, our GP isn't setting our catalogue of woes to a jaunty Donald Swann-style ditty?

But in many ways, the situation in Arkansas was a unique set of decisions and woes, piled one on top of the next, and a case study, some contend, in why this will not happen to states today.

She eventually concluded her body had been out of alignment for years, setting off a chain reaction of woes along her right side.

"Rather than celebrating our individual characteristics, we instead hold up a set of characteristics as ideal, and woe to the person whose genetics make that impossible," Layman added.

The list of woes is long.

Large rivers have their share of woes.

A railroad spokeswoman, Marjorie Anders, described a litany of woes.